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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 194, 17 August 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. ■— STRAND • (Direction: Thos. A. O'Brien.) COMMENCING TO-DAY: ENGLAND'S MOST DARING PICTURE, "FRAIL WOMEN." "FRAIL WOMEN." "FRAIL WOMEN." WITH OWEN NARES, MARY NEWCOMB, EDMUND GWENN. MANAGERIAL NOTE. As "Frail Women" is only suitable for adult audiences we have decided that CHILDREN UNDER 16 YEARS OF AGE WILL NOT BE ADMITTED. SUPPORTING PUOORAMME INCLUDES THE LATEST MASQUERS' CLUB COMEDY. " THE SLEEP WALKER," With a Brilliant Cast which Includes — EDWARD EVEKBTT HORTON, PATSY RUTH MILLER, EDDIE GRIBBON, BOBBY VERNON. CONTINUOUS~FROM 11 A.M. FTTONE 43-114 FOR RESERVES. Sessions at Feature 1O _« Screened at 2.40 - ~im, 114() - 1]5 ' CIO and 8. 3.20 - 4 55, 0.20 and 9.3. j— MR. — GEORGE THE GEORGE NATIONAL. ARLISS ii - 2.i5 - s. ARLISS . _ as _ FINAL "THE TWO DAYS MAN IX ADCKLANDWHO STILL ATTRACTING PLAYED HUGE AUDIENCES. GOD." FRIDAY NEXT. GREAT GREAT SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. " SOOKY." " SOOKY." " SOOKY." Greater in every way than "Skippy," and with the same brilliant players. JACKIE COOPER, , ROBERT COOGAN—JACKIE SEARLB. Out of your life . . right into your heart! The most lovable, laughable youngsters of the day. — And Also — "THE BROKEN WING," "THE BROKEN WING," With LOPE VELEZ — LEO CARRILLO. Sky-high Thrills, Ace-high Romance. Never before a double-feature bill to equal this one. A programme everybody can enjoy. Prices, 1/, 1/G, 2/. (Phone 42-1G0). TXT H I T E A N D G R E Y. VV DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. SUNDAY NEXT, 3 P.M. See Saturday Papers. x! 7 CUSTOMERS STAY.—A noticeable thing about our Grill Room is the number of Regular Patrons. W. A. Cooke's It I T Z, 242, Queen Street. :xl9 MEETINGS. TT , L L E It S L I E, v,4&E&L- PENROSE. N *gy.Z MT- WELLINGTON I RETURNED SOLDIERS ) districts. A Meeting of all Returned Soldiers and Ex-Servicemen in the above Districts will be held in the Presbyterian Hall, Jubilee Road, THURSDAY, August 18, 7.30 p.m., to form an A.R.S.A. Club. Chairman : A. MILLIKEN, ESQ. Speakers: MA.TOK-GEN. SIR GEORGE RICHARDSON, President, A.R.S.A. H. J. AEKINS, Secretary, A.R.S.A. IS A UCKLAND GRAMMAR -«■ SCHOOL OLD BOYS' « ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, Swansoh Street, on FRIDAY, 2Cth August, at 7 p.m. Business: (1) To receive Report and Balance Sheet. (2) To Elect Omeers. (3) To Elect an Auditor. (4) General. ANNUAL BALL. The Annual Ball will be held at Dixieland on THURSDAY, 25th August. Old Boys and Old Girls of the Schools should apply for invitations to Box 1357. T. S. MILLER, X l 7 Secretary. rnHE DOOR OF HOPE ASSOCIATION ± (Inc.). Notice is hereby given that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Association will be held at Salem House, 116, Cook Street West, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, August 31, 1932, at 3 p.m. AH interested in the work of the Association are cordially invited to attend. Business: To receive the Committee's Report and Statement of Accounts and Balance-Sheet for the year ended May 31, 1932 ; to Elect Members to fill vacancies on the Committee; and to Elect an Auditor. An address will be grven at the conclusion of the business meeting. J. VICTOR MACKY, Hon. Secretary. Auckland, August 17, 1932. :.\3O BIRKENHEAD UNEMPLOYED ASSOCIATION. —All Unemployed invited to attend Meeting Thursday, 18th, Tennis Court Pavilion, 7.30 p.m.; important business. 17 LECTURES. A UCKLAND ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY. Meeting In Physics Lecture Room, University Science Buildings TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 8 p.m. Lecture on "THE NEW PLANET PLUTO," By MR. G. B. BBLL, 8.E., B.Sc, A.M.I.C.E. Public Invited 17 I